Come and discover the vision, values and projects of renowned architects, designers and architectural agencies during the WORKSPACE EXPO major talks:

How to design contemporary work environments? How to integrate CSR? How to create real living spaces?

Ramy Fischler is a designer, a graduate of ENSCI-Les Ateliers in 2004, a resident of La Villa Medici in Rome in 2010 and Maison&Objet Designer of the Year in 2018. 
At his studio, he cultivates a creative practice combining research, technological innovation, know-how and environmental commitment. With his Bureau des Usages, Ramy Fischler anticipates tomorrow's everyday life to build a desirable future. 
At the agency he founded in Paris in 2011, he designs objects as well as workspaces, cultural, commercial and residential spaces. His vision of design combines innovation and environmental commitment. His approach, as explained in his exhibition Sens-Fiction (www.sens-fiction.org), is often collaborative and cross-disciplinary, crossing knowledge and establishing synergies to anticipate the issues facing our changing society.

In the world of widespread corporate telecommuting, remote health has become a vital issue. Join us at IDET's first 2024 conference to discover solutions that boost the health and well-being of teleworkers. Don't miss your chance to stay on the cutting edge!

Workspace Expo is organizing a "French Eco Wave" itinerary at the show, inviting visitors to discover new French publishers (under 10 years old) involved in reuse and eco-design. Office et Culture invites you to meet three of these champions of the circular economy and discover their stories, philosophies and development perspectives... in a world where their initiatives are tending to become the new model for sustainable production.

In a real estate market under pressure, despite the slowdown in business financing and the difficulties encountered by Wework, coworking and flexible office space are attracting an ever-growing number and variety of users in France. Zoom in on Ubiqdata, a study reviewing the performance of a market that is more popular than ever, representing almost 1.5 million m2 across the country, and the equivalent of 23% of transactions in Paris in 2023.

We invite you to join us in exploring the impact of major sporting events on business operations and their repercussions on everyday life.

During this roundtable discussion, we'll look at the management of traffic, transport, fan zones and restricted areas, as well as teleworking. We will also discuss the more general impact of these major events on employees, and on partners intervening on site in the event of an emergency.

Since the pandemic, the world of work has been transformed, becoming a pillar of solidarity and meaning within society. Individuals, in search of deeper values, are becoming more involved in civic action. This evolution is prompting companies to reassess their role, from mere economic players to agents of social change. Corporate Social Responsibility is no longer a box to tick, but an imperative for their identity and culture. How can companies adapt to this new reality? How can the work environment foster solidarity? Join us to discover concrete examples of solidarity initiatives, illustrating how the work environment can become a driving force for corporate solidarity.

From regulatory compliance to cost optimization, energy efficiency is a key issue for today's Work Environments.

Would you like to reduce energy consumption in your buildings?

Join us at this IDET conference and explore the expert solutions available to you!

Sitting is the new smoking ! 

Come and enjoy this dynamic workshop to find out more about the simple solutions you can put in place to improve your physical and moral well-being at work.
Experts from the Leitz brand and antimauxdedos.com will explain the benefits of active working and how you can take control and improve your health at work and at home.

"What solutions for your planted buildings?

The current challenges posed by the climate and economic crises are prompting us to fundamentally rethink our approach and recognize the intrinsic value of "ALREADY THERE". Regulatory pressures, increasing urban density, changes in the world of work and housing, as well as economic developments, are giving existing workspaces a new ATTRACTIVITY.

At Arte Charpentier, our commitment to these challenges runs deep, which is why, drawing on our expertise, we have developed a METHODOLOGY. By combining the skills of our different professions, we offer tailor-made solutions adapted to the specific challenges of workplaces. 

To make the most of these opportunities, we are convinced that it is essential to aim for the right programming and adopt a hybrid approach to spaces, all with a view to frugality.

It's becoming imperative to come to terms with current realities and seize the opportunity to evolve our workspaces. Tertiary spaces today represent a significant proportion of assets to be rethought. After all, 80% of the working environment of 2050 is already here, underlining the crucial importance of rethinking and optimizing our existing assets today.

They adopt a holistic approach that aims to create working environments adapted to changing needs.

Development: spaces, uses, technologies, furniture, services. Nothing is too good for our offices. But rather than quality of life at work, isn't it quality of work that should be defended and invigorated?

At the heart of social and human issues, diversity is taking on a crucial role today, sparking the commitment of many companies.

Join our conference to discover how our workspaces can be levers for inclusion and accessibility!

Come and discover the vision, values and projects of renowned architects, designers and architectural agencies during the WORKSPACE EXPO major talks:

How to design contemporary work environments? How to integrate CSR? How to create real living spaces?

Alain Moatti's answer is to develop an experience between the imaginary and the symbolic, physical and sensory.

Alain Moatti has created a wide range of private and public spaces. He has developed his own philosophy for integrating contemporary architecture into places, buildings, districts and towns steeped in history. The historical charge is preserved and the original features accentuated to make the places unique.

He sets these places apart by blending architecture and scenography in a journey where the transmission and sharing of knowledge is at the heart of the project.

This has been demonstrated for major Parisian institutions: redevelopment of the 1st floor of the Eiffel Tower, the Hôtel de la Marine on Place de la Concorde, the Historial Charles de Gaulle in the Hôtel National des Invalides and the Banque de France.

Alain Moatti is also renowned for his work with key players in the worlds of culture, fashion, hotels and gastronomy:

Jean-Paul Gaultier, Yves Saint Laurent, Baccarat, Yannick Alléno.

Recently recognized as a key element in guaranteeing a successful employee experience and maintaining offices with a satisfactory occupancy rate, Hospitality will be at the heart of exchanges during the round table organized by CoreNet Global France Chapter at this new edition of Workspace Expo. We'll be inviting major players in the commercial real estate industry to explore the day-to-day implementation of Hospitality, and to look at service models shared between several occupants versus those dedicated to a single occupant. Through testimonials and case studies, this session will set the stage for an international conversation, providing inspiration for France and vice versa!

Heatwaves, droughts, floods... in recent years, climatic risks have multiplied in France and around the world. In a context so conducive to crises, how can companies best adapt their offices?

Join this IDET conference to discover the strategies to adopt!

DPLG architect (1983), co-founded the CALQ architectural firm in 1990. Jean-Philippe Le Bœuf developed the agency on the principle that architects must master the complete cycle of design and realization of their work, based on a unique skill set combining architecture and construction management. CALQ has been involved in its own projects, such as the Renaissance building on rue François1er in Paris (2022), as well as in major collaborations as associate architect with Ricardo Bofill on the Cité du Retiro (2002), with David Chipperfield on Morland Mixité Capitale (2022), and with RCR Arquitectes on the Pointe Amont de l'île Seguin (since 2016). The agency has also acted as general contractor on major projects such as La Poste du Louvre with Dominique Perrault (2022), and Ateliers Hermès with RDAI (2013). Under the impetus of Jean-Philippe Le Bœuf, CALQ has always focused on the rehabilitation of existing and heritage structures. This militant orientation towards sobriety has been reinforced by the creation of a wood construction division and its participation in the BBCA label.

Real estate decision-making in the age of artificial intelligence: how to turn the corner on the major disruptions to workspaces, and the real estate crisis.

Development: a lot of effort goes into creating beautiful spaces and inspiring places to be seen. But doesn't the success of successful offices lie elsewhere, in what is not visible? Culture, management, taking people's appetites into account...

A well thought-out employee experience is the key to employee engagement and well-being. Discover the secrets to building optimal work experiences by diving into the heart of this fascinating subject!